Kind of depressing that upstate Republicans can't make it quite as subtle as Republicans in Tennessee...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Speaking of local coffee shops, my part of the neighborhood exists at a confluence of large Croatian, Arab, and Greek communities, and a happy consequence of this is the existence.
As if to confirm John's fears about a potential constitutional crisis, the Vice President has announced that in all likelihood he will simply flout Congressional subpoenas. I'll say this: better.
I was pleased to see via Pithlord that the Canadian Supreme Court has held that companies cannot evade time limits on patents by taking out more patents related technology (although the technology was not incorporated into the product.) Much more promising that the doctrinal developments...
Mona finds that idiot-even-by-neocon-standards Michael Ledeen is now claiming to have opposed the Iraq War despite calling it "desperately-needed and long overdue." And it gets worse. In his roundup of.
The Weekly Standard's parody page features the following knee-slapper as a "Kids' letter to Barak Obama":Dear Senator Obama,I'm a student here at Harvard and my mama tells me there ain't.
OK, it's one thing for hack bloggers without a shred of expertise in foreign policy (but what does Al Di Meola think about Saddam's nuclear weapons program? Hopefully Pajamas Media will get right on that!) to mistake Saddam's well-known potential to acquire nuclear weapons in...
Oh my, we are breathlessly informed in the National Post that Mark Steyn's antiliberal and anti-Western values book is--despite an endorsement by Mona Charen!--being "boycotted" by Canada's largest book chain..
As a follow-up to Dave's post, get this from reactionary fusion jazz musician and Trainwreck Media founder Chuck Johnson. The New York Times article says this:Among the dozens of documents.
Actual libertarians Julian Sanchez and Dave Weigel have some fun with Jennifer Roback Morse's...er, contrarian claim that Rick Santorum is a good choice for libertarians based on his fealty to the policy positions of...the Family Research Council. The most obvious question is why NRO would...
As more than one person has said, my favorite part of Eric Boehlert's Lapdogs is Chapter 3, his fierce and detailed takedown of The Note. Between its endless pro-Republican spin,.
I've neglected to say that the Drum Major Institute has a terrific new blog intended to counter the rhetoric of the "tort reform" movement, to which I will be an.